“Objective knowledge may be measurable, but true wisdom is not. I believe that every person we meet presents us with an opportunity to expand.”
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Awareness and the College Experience
“Too often, as college students, we become fixated on ‘doing.’ We deceive ourselves into believing that our self-worth is achieved through constant activity and movement, forgetting that beneath all the ‘doing,’ we are beings.”
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Finding Our Individual Charisma
“For some, charisma may simply mean listening to and being fully present for another human being. For others, it means dancing in the spotlight like a Broadway performer.”
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The Power of Home
“Though I had never entertained such doubts before, I couldn’t help but notice that there were stark differences between my ‘home away from home’ and the place that I was raised.”
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Life and the Lecture Hall
“I want my hand to ache not because I am trying to desperately replicate what society tells me is important, but because I am passionate about writing my own life story.”
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Defending The Value of Social Media
“I would be lying if I said that social media has had a purely negative effect on my life. In fact, in some ways, it has helped me to more deeply value life itself.”
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Remembering the Value of Athletics
“That competitive energy that once propelled us down the field can be channeled into a desire to do the best we can during midterm week.”
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Channelling the Creativity of Children
“We must slow down and breathe life in through all of our senses, the way that a wonderstruck child would.”
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The Ripple Effect and Positive Empathy
“What if we decided to intentionally internalize other people’s positivity, instead of subconsciously absorbing their stress?”
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The Beauty of Beginning
“Perhaps we could all benefit from seeing the world, and more specifically, the BC community, through the unique scope of a beginner’s eyes, while continuing to recognize it as a familiar place in which each of us belong.”
